Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-08
4 TALK With GIBSON.
The Ex-Premier Of the Hawaiian
Islands Says the United States
Has q Pacific Ocean Policy,
Important Features OF the New Consti-
tuli0n-A Charge From an Also
late 20 2 Limited Monarchy.
Gibson Is Struggled From tho Islands TO
saws his Lifo-Great Britain Tgll
Stand by English Capitalists.

san FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. Waiter
L. Gibson, the aged ex-Premier Of the !
Hawaiian kingdom, and TO whose official /
conduct is accorded the recent uprising .
of the populace. and whose life was sup |
posed TO be in great danger, WAS in J
pleasant conversational mood when seen |
st his hotel by S reporter OF the As5Ociat- /
ed Press this morning. "Che new CCnsti- |
tuition has mary admirable features about /
it." he SAID, in speaking Of affairs on the |
Island, 'stiL it was what might be termed
9 shotgun or rifle constitution. The King
only proclaimed il through fear OF mis- life.
Whether if will last OF not II
cannot, of course, tell. The creation OF
new house Of MOBILES with property
qualifications is an eXpedient which VIII
disfranchise great many and was the
chief desire Of the Missionary party Of
the foreigners. Those people," said
GIBSON, "undOu9tedly meant TO tFke my
! lite, but the new CsbInet evidently felt
| that il would be mUrderous eXpedient a.
| they knew now long | was with the native
party, and my dea-h by violence might
have OccasiODed very serious trouble,
| had not 8 trial or the charges against
he. The case was nCu prosecuted
~ the attorney general | informed
! the cabinet that | would leave the island
! CD the first opportunity ~ prevent the
suspension OF any Intrigue or ny part,
and drove 70 She wharf ST noon on July
-. There was qujle 2 large crowd or
the wharf ID note my departure"
Ia speaking Ci the new caDiDct, GIBSON
salj C1ay were Sil es.-!HS'1e gentlemen.
Inc new PRIME minister WIS 8 M@4 OF
/ excellent Ee1e. anon hf' Ui2521 &'1ds- ::
LAS to ny own lu-"f5 ana ljL,dLc
could NO, maze S15 III, C@5. u l you'd
Now ina am mere Ln INC CLIttd H1Slss'
r. am @.aI THO revolution rcC0-l @,
II only u compel me % f2Se
VACATION u. IGitAvi 1'i.7ti1>Cl92
Gibson = ne J1---.J states govern
mtuJ mao sl-4- ON me LaclL-' "-l-2
would PEooaD.l De ef-a-54 5Aot-.s. lie
s2ld tbs government "]s-l -e- lt- Inc
course SHARE --- --NeA GA -Ne l-l-I..
He would l0t give G4y tAp.-La,i9n De-
You'd TINS ol- ma
Inc leg-s.1 .a."y "at a-s.1 g ~
'20nualIy, Comm clt~ A-- NAY 1a-
Legislature la5 lul power -EG s-si2'i.s
10 sla the co4sIuiI-. a7 SH cf
prtYijtc, aa1 -fam 1l'a2 o. lt.-- . mas
I'll I--uA-- u va. 1-.-~ .'' t'.-
nan II the CO.'S. itGIy'. EF.t} Dill wa.
saaI have passed TIE -4sSis..-ujs s1--
. Hbe.ofo j, becomes ia", DE- P-ot-L1el {.
= tao HING Il he approves x, ne s-.l.. -Is'
j. aEd + snail thereby become -a.T,
il D" does -1t ~ s-:.l return !. ....t NJ
OF c,[on tee A@s. =.&.2re, "..-l sl--
, enter the OBJECTIONS q -sTEs Oh t-e.T .u-
~! and proceed u reconsider II. Il az p
s5cA IecOlsiceFaT-oA !. s25.- ee eFt.t'-.
BY J"O-th!I1 Fnro q AL me slec-el
Gem5ers OF me L-Gi7lzlul6 70 aael BE-
come -A". lac succeeding Tour cIau5e.
provide that he UaJJ54ty OF t45 ssseufl.
shall luc&e ci LA5 lusihc2tioDs oi To-
: members and IrcYices Tor -ee g.. c-Iln q
T. tTenty-toUr Eoo.eS end t"eA'y--2u1 rep
: raseltaIVea o. the people. L-e twenty